Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
TN THE BALANCE.
Gov. 0gIesby Puts in the Day Hear
ing Pleas for CIemency, but
Says not a Word.
Meme OF the Prisoners Out of Their Cells
Visitors Restricted-Inssnity
Dodge Tried in Lingg's Case.
Jadgs Gary and States attorney GrinnsIl
Said to Favor Clemency in Fteldsn's
Case and Possibly In schwAb's Case.
OFF FOR SPRINGFIELD,

OFF FOR SPRINGFIELD.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 9.-The main
de egation which will intercete for the
lives of the seven anarchists left for
Springfield at midnight last night. Some
fifty men aud women composed the party.
The party was composed of President
Oliver and other members of the Amnesty
Association were on hand, bringing with
them small trunk and several heavy
Yalises overiaden with documents to be
presented. The near relatives OF the
condemned VINO accompanied the dele
CATION were Mrs. Spies, Miss Grefschen
Spies, Ferdinand, Chris and Henry Spies,
Mrs. SchWab, Mrs. Fischer, aud Miss
Marie E agel. The wife of Engel did not
go. a great crowd gathered at the depot
and stared curiOusly st the friends Of the
anarchists, taking particular interest in
the women. Mss EdA Miller, Llngg's
girl, was present and at the last moment
decided to go 20 Springfield. Mrs. Cora
&. V. Richmond, the clairvoYant, sccom-
panied! the delegstionSby special invita-
tlon and is expected to make al inspire-
.iODal appeal 70 the Governor.
FIELDEN PROBABLY SAVED.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 9-Tne Tribune
this morning says: Judge Gary has
written q statement in behalf Of the state
that will undoubtedly result in saving
Fielden from the galloWs. The statement
relates to none OF the other prisoners
and cannot possibly affect their fate enc
way or another. Sit is not g petition snor
request for communication OF Inc sentence
and neither is it bare statement of
facts. Just what it contains could not be
learned last night, but it Is rather g sug
gestion to the Governor that in view Of
certain facts therein recited favorable
consideration of Fielden's petition might
be justified. Tne Judge was asked if be
would give q copy of it or make any
statement as to what the points Gunner
ated were, but declined TO answer. He
said he haG not written any statement for
ss&y of the other anarchists, he having
oct been asked to do so.
States Attorney Grianell was told what
Judge Gary had said end asked If he had
done anything CT similar nature. 81
indorsed Judge GarY's statement IN
Ftelden's case, be said, and also added 8
Jew points that occurred to me. made
plain ss8tement of few facts in regard
20 SchNab thst l thought the Governor
ought to know, but 1 made no sugges-
tions whatever. merely D statement OF
facts, and have written nothing in regard
to the other cases, nor will l. l did not
deem 1t policy for the state and refused
to do anything"
ANARCHISTS HELD IN BOND.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 9.--Frea Horst
ana Emil Wende, two we'll known sn-
archists, were before Justice Lyon this
morning, the former charged with con-
spiracy and carrying concealed weapons,
and the latter with conspiracy alone
These two men were arrested as al
nounced in these dispatches last night
| TIE cases were continued until the 18Th,
in bonds OF $4,000 and 1880 respectively,
| in default Of which they were locked MP
KoEA$sand Wende are members of reg
1 ,tfsr ana;c1istic group which numbers
| thirty-six members. 1t was resolved by
the group to purchase arms and K0TsI
was instructed to purchase reyolvers fol
| his associates, ard he and Wende went
down 20 purchase the pistols. The group
| had been suspected for some time and
while the meeting was in progress az
officer was in hiding in the room sn6
heard the whole affair. A watch was
placed on the two men, and when they
went to buy the pistols they were ar
ss'ed' ,r.c : w W.. no o,r o,,r
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov 9.-The condemned
| ANARCHISTS were not let out to exercise to-
Gay. L!ngg sent for Jaiier Folse and said
to him saVsgely that he wanted to go ou
in the court.
"Neip," roared the jsiler. Mr.. Folst
says that Lingg shall be let out no more
until he's taken out for the last time.
SOLDIERS ON THE GROUND.
| CHICAGO, ILL , Nov. 9.-For the frs
time in thirty-two years Chicseo has {
military camp. Two companies of the
Sixth Uniteu States Infantry, under com
msnd of Major Lyster, arrived ct High.
wood this morning, having travelled 1873;
miles within the last four days. The
troops were marched 10 the government
tract and in less than an hour United
States flags were run up and Camp
Highwood was e thing in fact. The
soldiers are grizzled veterans, and have
been engaged in oil sorts OF fights during
those years, and Of course their princips
service hiss been against the Indians
Said one veteran; eff any man shows dis
respect for that fsg," pointing to th'
flag, che should be shot oy order of :
court martial" None of the officers had
any idea they would be needed here mex
Friday. They cannot understand such
thing as execution of law being prevented
LINGG INTERVIEWED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-The anarchis
Louis Lingg was visited in Jail by Attor
ney Zsisler this afternoon at the reqaes
OF Captsin Glack for the purpose OF OBJ,
tanning from him q statement about tn
bombs found in his cell Sunday last
Lfngg denied in German that Pc had sn,
knowledge of the bombs, and then CON
tinuiBg said: "I have and still do refus
to sign sny petition to the Governor ask
ing Tor Communication Of my sentence.
and few others will surely hang, but
will not make statement for the bene fl
OF those who have eigned III
petition. I hate them for tn
course they have taken an
would not lift one Of my fingers to say
them if could"
At the end Of the interview Ling
turned away in an unconcerned manner
Captain Black and Attorney Zeisler. j
company with Nina YanZ sndt, sub&e